Quentin Jacobsen has always been hopelessly in love with Margo Roth Spiegelman for as long as he can remember. When she shows up at his window telling of a night of adventure he is sure to say yes. But the day after she disappears and appears to have left behind clues as to her whereabouts and Q is determined to find her. A paper town for a paper girl.
This book is exactly what you would expect from a John Green book. The romance, the best friends, the wit and the deep thoughts every teenager wants. This book is very enjoyable to quote, it's either a large paragraph or just a simple sentence. The real stars of this book for me were the minor characters. Ben, Lacey, and Radar. When they all easily joined in on the road trip and the rush of it actually made my heart race while reading it. They all have a unique voice and I absolutely adore them.
Fans of John Green of course will enjoy it, and anyone that likes to read YA novels that have those really meaningful one liners.